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The Bee Cave City Council has approved a deposit of nearly $49,000 to secure a service agreement with Ice Crown Rinks to help bring "Bee Cave on Ice" back this year. The council also discussed spendi…

The Lakeway City Council on Tuesday approved funding for the annual Lake Travis Film Festival and heard that money has been set aside to give merit bonuses to 35 city employees who worked during the …

Lake Travis ISD goes back to the drawing board for a new elementary school site after traffic concerns stall development process.

In a special meeting on Monday, the Bee Cave City Council voted to continue the declaration of disaster issued by Mayor Kara King in response to the recent winter storm. The move allows the city to b…

House of Shan is on a mission encouraging people to live their passion while giving back. The company's imperfect heart printed products at an upcoming Valentine's pop-up.

More than a thousand athletes from across the state are preparing to again converge on the Lake Travis area to take part in the Special Olympics of Texas Winter Games on Feb. 17-19.

It is highly unlikely Central Texas will have another week like this anytime soon.

Those of us in Texas have our very own forecaster of spring and our very own Armadillo Day on February 2 to compete with Groundhog Day in Pennsylvania.

Punxsutawney Phil’s long-term accuracy is only around 39%, meaning some other prognosticators have more accurate predictions. From ducks and chickens to squirrels and hedgehogs, many states have their own animal prognosticator.

When it comes to predicting the weather, science is always the way to go, right? Not necessarily. Science gets it wrong sometimes. Maybe the critters know more.